What If The System Treats You As A Trust?

If you’ve ever felt like you’re working harder every year while the system takes its cut first, this conversation goes straight at the wiring behind that feeling. We talk about the “public sector” as more than a buzzword, and we unpack how legal status, paperwork, and definitions can shape your money, your taxes, and even what you really own.

We walk through the host’s core claims about the Social Security number, trust law, and the idea that many Americans operate as beneficiaries inside a public trust framework. From there we challenge the everyday meaning of “income,” digging into the argument that income is treated as corporate profit earned through a government franchise, not simply wages from labor. That shift leads into the bigger point: when you accept the public franchise, you also accept the liabilities that come with it.

Then we zoom out to what “private” can mean in practice. We talk about private trust concepts, why registering with a secretary of state may pull you back into statutory control, and why co mingling public identifiers with private structures can weaken asset protection. Finally, we look at foreign commerce and tight knit business communities like Chinatown and Koreatown as case studies in private banking, lending circles, and generational wealth systems built outside mainstream domestic channels.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_01 1:12

Peace and love, peace and love with your boy Don Kalam, also known as Malik Kalam, and as always, prosperity is your divine birthright, the one and only, this is the real one. Don't they be trying to claw me, shut my pages down, all types of stuff. This is the real Don Kalam. And everybody out there, y'all always follow me. The real fans, my real followers. You feel me? But today, we're tapping in live to dig deeper into the private sector. I'm gonna strip away every single layer of legal fiction that has ever kept the masses operating as a commercial slave in a game that they don't even know that they're playing. Most people don't even know that you're playing. Like I hear people keep talking about the matrix still to this day. They want to talk about the matrix. Because it's a game. So I want to break down what the matrix actually is. To me, my definitions. The real term I believe it means womb, the womb. But the real statutory definitions of what you think you know. Because everything is statutory on what you believe. That's not the private life. Statutory is not the private life. Sounds like a case. Statutory. You know what comes after that word. I'm not fucking with anything statutory. So we're going to make it make sense for you today. We're talking about the word income. I'm gonna teach you what it really means. Now I'm gonna break it down right now. Let's that is profits from a corporation. That's what income is. Only a corporation can make income. Not a living soul. So, you know, just want to throw that out there. Look it up. So, and we're gonna talk about what is the state, and we're gonna explain why the system treats you like a line item on a corporate balance sheet, while foreigners they can walk through the hubs of America completely untouched. But before we step into those waters, I have to address this foundational trap. I see the comments, I see the thousands of emails in the inbox, the confusion that people talk about. Don, how do I buy a car in the private? Don, how do I get a house using my consumer rights? So, first and foremost, we're investors, we're not consumers, okay? So I have to stop you right there and give you this truth that they're not gonna teach you in public school or even law school. In anything, and I mean anything that you ever purchase, registered, acquired, using your social security number, it does not belong to you. That number does not belong to you. You can only control what you create. I went over that today. One of my boys sees in the Instagram, he said, You can only control what you create. I see what you're talking about. That's not your account, you're just the user. It's a drug. So when you're using the social security number, it never belonged to you. This is maritime commercial law, so it never will. The moment you use that number to facilitate a transaction, you are signaling to the system that the purchase is being funded by and for the benefit of the Social Security Administration. It is their property. You are merely the operator using their commercial infrastructure, you're using their structure, you're using their system. It's the Social Security Trust. So think about this. If you open up your own private trust account at a bank and I give you a debit card, so everything you buy belongs to the trust now. So let that sink in. So when you're using the social security trust, it's not yours. Everything you buy with that trust attached to it, with that social security number attached to it, belongs to the Social Security Administration. It is now an asset of the public trust. The pause was for effect. Now, let's trace this back to the root so you can see the handcuffs on your wrist. You'll see that you are operating as the beneficiary of a Systica trust. And you have to learn trust law and really understand this. I had to learn how to utilize the trust first and then come back to the social. Okay? So, in the eyes of Admiralty Courts and the corporate government, USA Inc., 28 USC 3002, subsection 15. Now you look it up, United States means federal corporation. The legal man is legally dead and lost at sea. The all caps legal fiction. That's just straw man, they call it. Your name written in capital letters to act as the vessel in commerce. Your name is a business in the public sector. Public means the part of an economy that the government controls. That's what the public sector means. So when you accept the public number, the public social security number, you're stepping into the role of an uneducated beneficiary. Because I want my beneficiaries educated in order to take possession of what I have for the trust. Alright? If you want to benefit from the trust, you have to be educated. Or even the same way with trustee training. We train beneficiary training too at trustee training. It's all the same because it's part of the trust. But when there's no trustee training when you're living off the public trust. Alright? And here's the kicker. When you go out and you get what you call a public job, you get employment. You open up a standard domestic business under their jurisdiction. You're a sole proprietorship. And you aren't doing it for yourself under the laws of a, you're doing it under the public trust. You're performing labor and generating assets for the benefit of the trust. And this is why they can take FICA out, Medicaid, taxes. They can take all that out before you even get paid. They took their cuts before you got your cut because you're the beneficiary, you're last to get your cut. You're not the trustee. You're working for the benefit of yourself. And you're paying people that manage the trust, okay? Because you are acting as an agent for their vessel, it's theirs. They have legal right to audit you, tax you, regulate you, and dictate how you move with this little kidney number. You are trading under their franchise. You're using their debt-based instruments. And I hope this is really making sense for everybody. Like, I know some people feel like it's like a hamster wheel. You're playing the role of an indigent, truthfully, because the Social Kenny number is a welfare program. And someone who is legally classified as disabled or incapable of managing their own affairs, when you're using the social, you're legally classified as disabled or incapable of managing your own affairs because you're asking help from the public trustee. You're asking help from the government to manage your life. So if you want to stop playing, you want to stop paying a fan a franchise fee, stop playing the game on your very existence, you have to understand the language of a ledger. So it's a game, it's always gonna be the game, so you do have to play it. So it's time to become a power piece, okay? Instead of a pawn. But to control it, you have to outgrow the public illusion. Look at your sisters caught up in a span, looking like some 20 twin twins. Should I say triplets?

SPEAKER_02 8:14

What? We're just rolling a blunt. It's legal in the state.

SPEAKER_01 8:17

The state, that's a corporate fiction. I'm under a private trust, kind of like the Amish. You heard of the Amish, right? They in the private. They don't understand that United States shit. Talking about the state.

SPEAKER_02 8:28

A fraud? It's just a plant preacher.

SPEAKER_01 8:30

Actually, it's an asset. If you put it under a private trust, it actually belongs to the trust. Think about it, like a dispensary, that's a business, right? So the weed belongs to the business.

SPEAKER_02 8:40

Alright, Darn, you want to hear the truth or what?

SPEAKER_01 8:43

As a public crew, I can't smoke with you. But as a private equity griff, I can take that from you. I appreciate you. If y'all want to learn more about the private, text private life to 702-200-4900. I holler at y'all sisters.

SPEAKER_02 8:58

Who the fuck is this light-skinned Teddy Pentagrass ass nigga? Y'all just let people in the house now. This is what we own. Oh, y'all don't know if this nigga a serial killer or nothing. Man, just open it. No, this one go nowhere with bitches no more. See, this that shit I be talking about. God damn private life. Who the hell no private life is shit?

SPEAKER_01 9:14

Okay. The matrix is a lie. The public illusion, the public sector is a lie. So I want everybody to understand this. Quit claiming income. Income is what gets you taxed. Income means corporate profit. Jesus, he gets that corporate profit too. You know, he's a corporate profit too. But in the public, income means corporate profit. That's the true definition of income. So you'll have to quit claiming income if in the way that you're doing it, because you're you're claiming it as an owner. Ownership means liability, liability means obligation. So the average person thinks income means the sweat of their brow. They think it means the 40, 50, or 60 hours they punch into a time clock and a nine to five job. The system actively lets you believe that lie because your ignorance ensures your absolute compliance. Ignorance of the law is no excuse. But legally in commerce and the internal revenue codes, the IRS codes, and the historic Supreme Court rulings, income has a completely different definition. So if you look at the law, if you read the landmark tax case, Stratton's independence versus Halbert or Eisner versus McComber, the high courts explicitly stated that income is not the compensation received for a man's labor. Your labor is a direct equal exchange of your life force, your life force energy, your time, your energy for an equivalent value of currency. An equal exchange creates a net profit of zero. Pause this for the effect. So an equal exchange creates a net profit of zero. Does that make sense? Because I can barter and trade. Quid pro quo, something for something. So you give an hour, you receive $20. There is no gain. You gave up an hour for $20. So how is this profit? That's game right there, ain't it? That's gang. So true income in legal commerce, in a commercial sense, is a derivative of a corporate privilege. So it is a corporate profit generated through the use of a government franchise. That's the definition of income for everybody. So quick claiming income. True income in a legal commercial sense is a derivative of a corporate privilege. It is a corporate profit generated through the use of a government franchise. So how do they rope you into this? It happens through what is called an adhesion contract. An adhesion contract is a take it or leave it agreement. It is legally unconscionable because it's heavily weighted to benefit the person who created the contract. The state or the federal corporation, they write the terms in their complex legalese and they hand it to an uneducated public. Somebody that's acting in the public. And then they sign your name on the dollar line because your parents did it, your neighbors do it, and you're told this is the only way to survive. And since you're trading under their franchise, when you get a job and things like that, any game you receive is legally treated as corporate profit because you're getting it through their franchise. You got it through their business. So the income tax isn't a tax on your labor, it's a franchise fee. If you run a McDonald's franchise, you have to pay the parent corporation a percentage of your earnings for using their name and system. So it's the exact same dynamics right here. You are using the government's fictional entity, so they are taking their cut. We operate in a private. That's not their entity. Unincorporated associations is not their entity. Non-granner trust is not their entity. So this is why the average individual is losing. You're playing a game where you have voluntarily accepted the legal status of a debtor and a ward of the state. You are working yourself to the bone. Generate massive real-world wealth. Massive. But because you are operating in your personal public name, public means the part of the economy that the government controls, you are classified as a beneficiary receiving public welfare. You have given up your private capacity in exchange for public privileges and public benefits, and the cost of the privilege is the system stripping of your wealth. So if you want to protect what you build, you have to move entirely out of the public franchise and into the private sector. You got the public sector, you got the private sector. Look it up. So people come to me all the time, they say, I'm ready to set up my private trust. Should I register in Wyoming? Should I go to Delaware? Is Nevada better for asset protection? And I just got asked this. Uh was it yesterday or the day before? I don't know. I just got asked this in a Zoom call. So let's stop right there for a second. Let's make this make sense for everybody. If you are asking the state that your trust should be in without realizing the state itself is already a corporate trust, the state is already a public entity. So I want you to know, I'm not re just means king, by the way. So anytime you register something, you're giving up title and ownership. Alright? Now, I need y'all to understand that every state is already a public trust. So we're not gonna register our trust in the public, starting off. The first private trust needs to be done in the private, outside of codes and statutes. Alright? I hope that makes sense. So everything is private. But if I do do any trust, um, I don't like living trusts, and they are revocable, but the only protect the state that protects living trusts, to my knowledge, that was given to me is South Dakota. But so think about this. If you say you want to go private, you say you want to protect your family legacy from public liabilities, but then your very first step is to take your private contract and register it with the public secretary of state. The moment you register a trust or a public state portal or associate with a social security number, you have not created a private entity. You have created domestic statutory drugs. Domestic. Everything is foreign to their system. Even though, because some people come to me, they say, I'm not foreign, this is my land. They're the foreigners on your land and they're claiming it. So you have to be foreign to their system. I'm not saying being foreign to the land, I'm saying being foreign to the system. You were given at birth to a child that belongs to the system with the birth certificate because they created a statutory system. They have total jurisdiction over it. You can only control what they create. You identified it as property on a birth certificate. Now they can regulate it. They can tax it, they can demand disclosure of its assets, they can dissolve it, and they can sue that number, the social security number, that persona they made in court. Hope that makes sense. So mixing things with social security number and the private, that's called co-mingling. So you're not protected. A private trust is a private contract between two parties. Now, I like to use non-grainer trusts and then trustees. So with the non-granger trust, you're gonna have a settler. And it's gonna be for the benefit of the beneficiary. It does not ask a public secretary of state for permission to exist, not a private trust. It exists by inherent, unalienable rights. So think about like this: if you can build a house inside someone else's backyard, whose house is it really? So if I build a house in somebody's backyard, whose house is it really? Then landlord can walk onto the line whenever they please. Stop building your wealth in the state's backyard. You need to secure your own land and a private jurisdiction, completely outside of the statutory fences. Yeah, y'all like that, don't y'all? That's game, right? So let's talk about something that happens right in front of your face every single day. But most of the masses are too blind to comprehend what they're seeing because they're really caught up in the matrix. So I talked about this in another video, but you have to really focus on foreign nationals, foreign business networks, and foreign cultures, okay? Study them. When we say private banking, private banking is international banking. It's not domestic banking. If you're just doing business in the United States, you're not private. You can't take your social security number in another jurisdiction, but you can take that trust in another jurisdiction. I can set up a trust in another country, but I can't set up a regular personal bank account in another country with a social security number. But I can a trust. I hope that makes sense. So just start looking at these things. US citizens are taxed the most. Americans aren't taxed, by the way. But America, Americans are foreign to the system. We're taught that holding the status of a U.S. citizen is the ultimate badge of freedom and honor. That's what they teach you. But in the realm of international commerce, a statutory U.S. citizen is legally defined as a franchise employee of the federal government and um United States business. Your domestic entity. They're trading with the enemy. You're also an enemy of the state.

SPEAKER_00 18:36

Hi, I am Glenn O, and I want to tell you about Don Klon. He's influenced my life in a big, huge way. The thing I appreciate the most is the business structure that he brings and teaches us, and then that leads to success in life. If you screw that up, you screw up all kinds of things, and he gets a right, and you will be in the state.

SPEAKER_01 19:05

So when your legal status, we're talking about status correction, when your legal status is domestic. Because think about this. When you go to a city or a new town and you're considered a tourist, don't tourists have more rights than a regular resident? Doesn't commerce protect tourism? Tourists have more rights than than a native of that city because tourism brings money. They protect the business. Alright? But when you're a U.S. citizen, you've signed away your rights for sovereignty, for a birth certificate, and a citizen franchise. Citizen means subject. Think about that. It's subject, you're subject to the state, you're subject to the federal government. As a foreigner or foreign sovereign, you're operating under a non-domestic, non-residental, residential status. So they exist completely outside of the federal corporate family. They're operating in a foreign jurisdiction under international law and uniform commercial code in Unitroid. So when a foreign entity enters a territory for the purpose of trade and commerce, international treaties grant them a lot of different immunities, protections, and rights that a domestic servant simply cannot claim. They are not bound by the internal administrative codes meant for the government's own employees. So when you look at these definitions, U.S. citizen is bound to the possessions, territories, and federal enclaves of the corporate United States. So you are walking around carrying a debt-based liability attached to your name when you claim to be a citizen. But when a foreign entity conducts business here, they aren't using the Social Security number. They aren't asking a local municipal court to validate their rights. They operate under private international commercial codes. The system views them as sovereign trading partners, not corporate subjects. And you can even think about this. There's so many people out here homeless and poor, but look how much money they set aside for foreign aid. Look how much we can look back when there was uh Ukraine. Billions and billions of dollars, foreign aid. They help all these other countries, they help foreigners. But we we got people to feed right here at home. So they possess the inhibited power of contract without the heavy baggage of domestic submission. If you want true power, security, immunity, and this commercial matrix, you must learn how to lawfully ship your status from domestic debtor to a foreign asset manager in relation to the public system. Truthfully. We close up. So drive through major cities like Los Angeles, Las Vegas. I was it yesterday. Yesterday, I seen I went to Koreatown in Las Vegas. I didn't even know Las Vegas had a Korea Town. I knew they had a Chinatown. I've been to Koreatown in Los Angeles, but we can look at Chicago, New York. You'll see Chinatown, you'll see Koreatown. These historic communities, they're historic. They possess thriving, self-sustaining economic ecosystems that generate billions. They have their own private banking systems, their own credit networks, all their own businesses. And guess what? It's all completely foreign to the domestic U.S. banking matrix. They're foreign. They do not pay taxes on that shit. So the average American is conditioned to believe that the only way to get a business loan finance to wealth, walking the Chase, Bank of America, wealth Fargo hand over a Social Security card and beg for a good credit score. Meanwhile, these foreign entities are running multimillion dollar real estate commercial operations through private non-reporting channels. And they get funded. It's called portfolio funding, by the way. I'm going over it this summer for my students at DK's private business circle. So it's a beautiful thing to witness when you understand and understand the exact things that are going on behind the scenes in communities like Chinatown and Koreatown. They utilize ancient, sophisticated private lending circles and merchant trusts. Systems known only to them. These are trust-based, completely private banking structures. Multiple families and merchant groups pool their capital, issue interest-free loans, structured credit, and settle debts entirely within their private network. So they do not report the internal wealth transfers or capital allocations to statutory entities like the IRS. Why? Because no domestic statutory contract was ever used to create the transaction. So there's no social security number attached, no state licensed corporate entity involved is entirely private. So foreign commerce executed by men and women operating in their private capacity. They can buy prime commercial real estate, fund massive infrastructure projects, and pass clean wealth down through generations without the public ever stepping in and taking 40% of their inheritance. LA is something that y'all have to check out. I mean Los Angeles a lot, Hollywood Hills. It's a global powerhouse for private foreign capital. Everybody's there, especially Chinatown. Las Vegas is the same way. Las Vegas was built on a foundation of foreign and private trust investments. You know, people come to Las Vegas, they think it's Las Vegas, but they're really in paradise. It's something totally different. Everything is public and everything's private. Same way with Henderson. Henderson was created by a family named Black's name Henderson, Henderson, Nevada. It's all private. And then you can look up like uh Celebration City in Florida. Um, the Disney Corporation created that with private land trusts, and they don't pay taxes on anything. So Chicago is the same. That was a black man who created Chicago, by the way, but you can't even tell. Um, these economic hubs aren't dominated by foreign money because of sheer luck, it's because the legal architects of the foreign trust allow capital to circulate without the friction of domestic inflation, high interest banking traps, and domestic taxation. So they're operating purely as trustees of their culture and family wealth. They understand the fundamental truth of trust law. A trust is truthfully a dead artificial entity. A trust cannot physically drive a car, it cannot live in a house, and it cannot sign a paper on its own. Therefore, as the living-breathing trustee, you exercise absolute control. They manage the assets, they drive the vehicle owned by the trust, and they protect the family lineage. They do not stand in the line claiming to be the public beneficiary, waiting for the government handout or a stimulus check. They claim the position of the fiduciary responsibility. They control everything while owning absolutely nothing in their personal names. And that's what it's all about. Own nothing, control everything. The path to true privacy and sovereignty isn't found by standing on a courthouse step, arguing with the system. It's found by completely outgrowing it and moving into the private. That's what I got for y'all on the private cast. Tap in and tune in text. Private life to 702-200-4900. If you're not part of DK's private business circle, much peace and love.

SPEAKER_00 26:48

Sound like this?

SPEAKER_01 26:49

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 27:06

I knew it! I caught your black ass through the window.

SPEAKER_01 27:13

Ladies, please, you're acting like a public courtroom, but this is a private lounge. You're trespassing on my peace.

SPEAKER_02 27:19

She's been standing out the window for the past 20 minutes. That's not very private.

SPEAKER_01 27:23

Stocking is a public liability. That's not a private trust. Neither is jealousy. We do asset management.

SPEAKER_02 27:29

Asset management? I am a person, not a stock don.

SPEAKER_01 27:34

You're both stakeholders in the public. Y'all fighting over who owns me. And the private is all nothing, control everything.

SPEAKER_02 27:41

Oh. So are we still going to dinner? Or what?

SPEAKER_01 27:46

So as long as there's no more public outbursts, I'm gonna take out both of them. You can get whatever you want. I'm gonna buy you on my own.

SPEAKER_02 27:51

Steak and lobster. Okay, right? And like caviar on my oysters.

SPEAKER_01 27:55

You know, gentlemen always gives notice. I didn't give you notice. But I'm giving them notice right now. Text Private Life to 702 200 4900.